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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-03-19
Notice of Suit. Commenced.

o,rATF OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF
White pine District Attorney onoei
Hamilton. March 10, 1887. Notlce Vi o"is
Commenced. ! aat.ndants To wit:
~. ~ Ii9 GSandelmeyer, John Doe aud Richard
pos and to ali owners of or claimants 10 tue
real estate and improvements thereon, w.
inafter described. known OF unkhV,"n. -
are hereby notified that sult mas psen .o"n -
menced in the District Court Oh tne Ia ea ~ the
town of Hamilton, County and state eIo ,Iy
said nv the State of Nevada as pialhthi
a ,ainst each of the defendants hereinDeiors
named, and each Of the following eescIloeu
tracts or parcels of land with the lnproEe-
ments thereon. and all owners OF or clalmahts
- the same. known or unknown, to recover
the tax aud delinquency thereon assessor "
said defendant against said properly Ior the
fiscal wear 1886, and that summons mas oeen
dnly issued in this cause, and you are IurtneI
noti6ed that if you fail to appear anu answer
the complaint fled in said cause on or before
the 18th day of April, A. ID. 1881, Juagnent
will he taken against you and the real estate
and improvements herein descrloeu Ior the
amount of tax, delinquency and penalty speci-
fled and the costs of suit ST.
en- the following described real estate ana I'M
provements thereon and personal properly, 10
wit: That certain ten-stamp quartz mill ana
millsite, situate on the west SIDE OF Mill street
in the town Of Hamilton. and known as Tue
Hamilton mill: that certain ten-stamp qusrtl
mill and millsite, situate about three-ionrths
of mile east of Main street of taid town oi
Hamilton and on the northeast she OF tue
road running from said Hamilton TO the town
of Eberhardt, and known as the Swansea mill
and the west onebalf of Lots 3, 10 and IL III
block 20 and Lots % to 20 inclusive OF block ~:
and Lots 10 to 81 inclusive of block "a, and
Lots II aud u In block 30, OF said town OF
Hamilton. according TO the official survey
thereof. and Lots 81 and 30 of block 5, and Lots
~. 20. q and - of block 81. aud Lots and oi
block 3, of the town of Treasure City, accord
ing to the official survey thereof, aud Lots
and ? of block - Of the town of shermantown
together with all improvements thereon, ant
one unsatisfed mortgage Oh Haggln q IeVli
rhine and on 660 feet of the Stafford mine
lax. ....ss' - $50 =
Delinquency. -. .................... - y,
Penalty for suit rs per cent.l........s.. 2l9
Total sl.lS1 q
W L LOVE,
District Attorney of White Pine county.
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NO. $50
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
L. s. LAND OFFICE,

EUREKA. NEVADA, January IL, lS1
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT VI.
~ Is. GARAGHAN, 7. G. POUJADE and
LEVI LEAbIfr (Hhose postoffice address Is
Ward. White Pine County, NeVadaa), have
this day filed their application for patent for
fifteen hundred QJOO) linear feet of The En-
change Mime or vein bearing silver, with sur
face ground six hundred (60O) feet in width,
situated in osceola Mining District, County
OF White Pine and State Of Nevada, and de-
signated by tie field notes aud official plat Oh
ill III this office as Lot Number forty two
ter located upon unsnryeyed land. the exte-
rior boundaries of eaid Lot No. AZ being as
follows 10 wit
Beginning al q post marked No. u S.
Survey 40. ~ exchange Lode, wpcDce L ).
Mineral Monument No. | bears ,. deg. 81
min, E. 1909 feet: shaft upon this lode
bear ! 80 deg. ~ min, h. 1850 feet; second
shaft upon this lode bears ) ~ deg. 10 min.,
h. o27 Ieet: said corner and post marked No.
US above, Is identical with post No. 1. ,
Survey No. 30 Golden Eagle Lode; corner on
east line of Township - North, Range 63
East and common 10 Sections ~ and Ii, bears
y. Al deg.. q. 1853 feet; thence first course.
\ lsla deg, W. los $40 feet To soul hern
boundary line Oh l. ,. survey no. 81 crescent
Lode TO .eet TO post marked No , U. =. sur
vey No. AZ Exchange Lode, the post being
identical with No. L. >. survey No. -
tIolden Eagle Lode, tnehee second course,
= " deg "A MN. h. l5O0 ieet la Post marked
No. =. survey NO. ~ Exchange Lode;
thence third coarse y Is deg. 80 min, 6iW
feel 10 d.. marked No. |. ) Survey No AZ
Exchange Loae: thence fourth course, \. 81
dog ~ min. ". ll4s clio feek TO southern
bosnaary lie 81 L. ). Survey No. y Tres
cent LODI. lsdv leet TO post No. /, tie place
OF beginning, containing ~ 10 lOo acTUs.
- much 81 {. ). Survey M. - Crescent
Lodi ~ conflicts with this survey il hereby
,xcluusi: lid conflict being described as
foilous: beginning al posi No of this sur
vey M. A., and running thence first COURSE,
; Is deg 81 min, W. l05 5-l0 feet; thence
second course. = "a deg. 80 min, Il. 3o5 20
feet thence y 81 deg. Is min., ". IS 40 feet
To place vi legning. containing 4I-lOO acres;
said tract being excluded from the survey,
leaves remaining 20 1890 acres.
Magnetic variation, l6 deg. 30 min. cast.
The location OF his Mine is recorded in the
Recorders Office Of Osceoa Mining District,
White Pine county, Nevada. in Book A,
page II.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Exchange mine or surface
ground are required TO file their adverse claims
with the Register of the United States Land
Office ut Eureka ia the State OF Nevada, dur
ing the sixty days period Of publication hereof,
or they will be barred by virtue of the pro
visions Of the Statute.
ID. II. HALL, Register.
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing
Lotce OF Application for Patent be published
for the period oil ten consecutive weeks in the
White Pine NEWS weekly newspaper pub
lished nj Taylor, Nevada.
jn2..10w d. n. HALL, Register
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THEY SAY.

They say that If our beloved dead
Should seek the old familiar place,
Some stranger would be there Instead,
And they would md no welcome face.
l cannot tell how 1t might be
In other hemes-but this l knew;
Could my lost darling come to me,
That she would never dnd 1t 30.
Outlines the flowers have come and gone,
Outlines the winter winds have blown.
TIE while her peaceful rest went on,
And have learned to live alone.
Have slogly learned from day to day
In all life's task to besr my part;
But whether grave Or whether gay,
hide her memery in my hoart.
Fond, faithful love has bless my way,
And friends are round me true and tried !;
They have their pace-but hers to-day
IL empty as the day she died.
How would | spring with bated breath,
And JOY too deep for word or sign,
To take my darling home from death,
And once again to call her mine
| dare not dream-the blissful dream,
II fills nv heart With wild unrest;
Where yonder cold white marbles CLEAN,
She still must slumber-God knows best .
But this know, that those who say
Our best beloved will find no place,
Have never hungered every day
Through years and years-for enc sweet
face. Troy Times.
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.

r,Yr nrsTRIcT COURT OF THE
state Of Nevada, in and for the County Oh
WI" ME ris sTATE OF NEVADA SENDS
GREETING TO WIN. HAYES; an
You are hereby required 70 apPSds sfsndant
nv Dennis McAllen as plaintiff, IN the gl ~
rict Court of the State of Nevada, IN anu ior
the County of White Pine, state Vi Nesau e
at the Town of Hamiltun,. ana answer ..h
the complaint therein, wnlcn Is On s n.o sg.er
the Clerk of said Court, within ten days alter
the service on yen of this sum mons TEX,
elusive of the day Of service1, II served IN saie
countv. or twenty days II served out Oh haf1
County, but within this District, anu "a al
other cases forty days; or Judgment " .o ths
will be taken against you, acSoIuius " 0
prayer of said complaint. I'd
The said action is brought to recover Juug-
ment against you, the said deienuant lor tns 2
sum of Twelve Thousand, four hundred anu
seventy-four and fifty one nunuIee t -
(sl2.474 59) dollars, for and on account OF
mining stocks belonging to SAID plainuh ana
alleged to have been converted by you 10 your
own use and benefit, and to recover the
amount of several claims against you, WnlSh
said claims were assigned TO SAID pisinn'in ~
Catherine Lewis, Nora Ahearn aud I. Pra-
menko. and each of them Is fer and arise out
of the alleged conversion by you OF mining
stocks belonging 10 said assignors: 81,
And Won are hereby notified that II You lali
to appear ami answer the SAID COMPANY sI az
above required, the said plaintiff Will take
Judgment against you for satd sum OF Twelve
Thousand four anu seyenty-feur nifty one-hun-
dredths (sia.474 50) dollars.
IN TEsTlMoNY WHEREOF, |, VIM. Lawrenson,
have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the the seal of said
SEAL Court, this 7Eh day of Janu.
airy. A. d. 1887.
ATTEST A True Cory -
WIN. LAWRENS0N,
County Clerk and Ex-eihcio Clerk Of the Dis.
trict Court of the State OF Nevada, in ana
for White Pine County Jan2z-ft
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-03-19

F11MrN to he made. Cut this out and re
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Two j. FULLER, Co-OWNER: you
/ are hereby notified that the Muncy Con-
solidated Mining Company has expended Two
hundred and twenty-five tS222) dollars IN Ia
Dor and Improvements upon the Muncy Con-
ssdated Mining Com pany's lodes aud claims,
situated In Silver Mountain Mining District,
White rino County, State OF Nevada, during
the year 1885, In conformity with the provls-
ione of Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the
United states, being the amount required to
held tho same And II within ninety days
after this notice by publication you fail or re.
fuse 10 contribute your proportion of such
expenditure, as a co-owner, your interest in
said lodes and claims will become the prop
erty OF the subscribers, under said Section
1874 Revised Statutes,
HENRY BUSH,
j. r. PLA6EMANN.
Taylor, Nev, February l, 1887. 5b5-90d
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| Township Of the County of White Pine,
State OF Nevada.
JOHN WEARNE, Plaintiff,
vs..
EDWARD MARTIN, Defendant.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting TO Ed
ward Martin. Defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 appear befors
me at my Office in Cherry Creek. in the County
of White Pine. ON the fourth day of June.
1897, ut II o'clock noon, In ah action brought
against you by said plaintiff to answer the
conn plant Of the above named plaintiff
Said action IL brought to recover the SIN OF
Two hundred aud htty $50 dollars, for
money paid to you by said plain III Al yonr IN
stance and request. together with interest on
same from October II, 1885,. at two per cent.
per month, AZ specially agreed 10 by yon on
The receipt of said money. amounting 10 Two
hnndccd aud two ise02) dslltrs. or jndginen t
will he taken against You Tor the said amount.
together with costs of thu. snit, II yOn fail To
a9prnr and answer
70 The hrriff or any Constable of said
COUNTY. greeting: Make legal service and
due return thereof.
oiycn andor my hand this 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1881
l. NJ. SULLINS.
Justice OF the Peace Of sid Township.
tmrl2-stl
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-03-19

The report reached Fresno (Cal.l
last week that family, consisting of
a woman and five children persisted
during the late storm in the noun
tains, so miles east of Fresno. The
party were living in small cabin.
1t is computed that when the 10000
Indians in Montana, Minnesota and
Dakota shall have accepted their
lands in severality, there will be
about 25,000,000 acres of valuable
lands thrown open to settlers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-03-19

The Reno Gazette says: The low
steps recently placed on Central Pa
cific sleepers are not success. One
of these cars that passed through
Reno for the East contained but one
set OF steps, the other three being
torn off 10y snow drifts ana other OBJ
strnctions along the road.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-03-19

Boston Corbett, the man who killed
Wilkes Booth, tried to adjourn the
Kansas Legislature with shotgun the
other day.. and was committed to the
insane asylum. Mr.. Corbeit's motion
to adjourn may have been less justi-
fed by parliamentary than by martial
law, but such a man is too useful to
be put out of commission. Many
afflicted States would like to borrow
hin,
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WORKING GLASSES A Y. y. non.

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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of 1aicomb A. Coville Deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEv BY THE
~ undersigned, Administrator of the cs-
tate of Malcolm A. Coville, deceased, to the
creditors thereof, and al persons having
claims against said deceased. TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within sixty
days after the first publication of this notice,
TO the said Administrator at his residence at
Auruum. White Pine county, State of Nevada,
action of the business of said estate.
SIMON DAVIS,
Administrator OF the Estate Malcomb A. &C.
Vile, deceased.
Dated February IL, 1887. fbl2-ow
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WHITE PINE NEWS
Hut an Ola ArIkansa Had Just Found
IL Out.
fArkansaw Traveller

fArkansaw Traveller.
An old fellow with long hair and
face expressive of suspicion. was ar
rested for shooting at a United States
soldier. 1t appeared from the evidence
that the soldier was peaceably walking
along a quiet street when suddenly the
long-haired man sprang from behind
tree and fired at him. When he had
been arranged, and before the Judge
had asked question concerning the
case, be said:
II don't expect no show, so whit
the use NV all this foolishness"
"What do you meant" the Judge
demanded.
wal, | jest mean that | never heard
NV the Yankees fool.n' very long with
er bushwaeker."
"The man is crazy" said the Judge.
I'll be blamed If | am
"Then what do you meani
IVY am er rebel soldier, that 5
what mean; yes, an [ shot at that
Yankee jest the same as any NV the
rest Nv the boys would Nv DONE
My friend, said the Judge, us 1t
possible that you do not know the Wal
Is overf'
WAR overt" the prisoner gasped.
Yes; ended more than twenty years
sgo. Where have you been keeping
yourselfT
The prisoner, thoroughly overcome,
sat down. The crowd that had assem-
bled gazed with deep interest upon
him. Tie sympathetic Judge suffered
him to take his own time. Alter
awhile he said
Its blamed strange. Wy, | thought
the war was goin on yit. Tie last
regular fight | was in, and 1t was
mighty long time ago, Us feliers was
putty BADLY wupped, SO | tuck to my
leels an went to the mountains an
staid thar till the other day, an then,
tniukin' that Id try the thing a few
mo- whirls, | cum down bur couldn't
find the enemy; but | got holt of u
newspaper anu seed, as l thort. that
the war was still goin' on. l seed
whar some teller was elected to Ctlce,
NOT because he could read, but be-
cause he lit we'll IN the army. The
way the paper read thort That the
editor had just hung up some fresh
scalps in his office, an | felt sorter
shamed NV myself lurkin' round with
nary scalp, 50 put an extra charge
in my old iusee and struck out. / cum
all the way to Tins town without seem
u single \ ankee. but | seed one putty
soon a.terM ards ana Cracked a-iosse
at hin. 80 yer suy the war oIcrf
YES.
"Dan quit fghtin'f'
Long ago.
"Wmcn sides whuppedI'
"Tne South"
"South dun whuppedi'
Yes"
Wars Lec!'
Dead
''bee dead.'
,"Yes.o
"Who killed him."
'eDied natural death"
"Whar's the other Ggneralss'
'ln Congress"
IAN the ColeBelsl'
I'm the Legislatures of the different
States
"Whaf air the privates."
Dead
"All kllledlo
Every one
"What air you going ter do with
me-"
Nothing; you may 60"
"Wall, eff Lee sn' AL the priyates is
dead; eff the South if whipped an Il
Generals an Colonels have all knock d
under, | recken the best thing | ken
do is to quit
"Where do you liver
"My wife an children live out here
in Saline county. | amt seed them
sence fust fined the army, and I'd
better Jog on out that way eff the wars
over, fer | recken they're sorter Uneasy
erbout me by this time"
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[ALIAsl
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF SEVENTH
| Township Of the County Of White Pine,
lfafc of Nevada
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Or. "A. IA.
DONELSON POST NO. 81.

DEGULAR MEETING EVERY SATUR-
N day evening at 1880 o'clock at Opera Hall,
TAYLOR.
Visiting and sojourning Comrades are cor
daily invited TO attend
H. NJ. GOODRICH, Commander.
7. II. SILLYMAN, Adjutant.
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~ '9- WIN. LAWRENS0N,
County Clerk and Ex-eihcio Clerk OF the DIS,
trict Court of the state OF Nevada, IN ana
for White Pine County Jan22-t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

hours. Every effort was made to break
up the strange relationship, but it WAS
useless. II the old man would make
noise in his room at night, which he eften
did, the faithful gander would answer
him from the outside. One day, FIVE
years later, the old man died, and the
gander showed by his actions inst some
thing was wrong. The bird ventured in
side the house, ard, after looking through
all the rooms. at last discovered the coffin
| placed upon two chaire, and at once took
it's position beneath the dead form OF its
master. Before the funeral started from
! the house next day the bird was shut
J up N the yard When about q
mile distant the funeral coFteCe
7as surprised to see the faithful gander
! flying across the field toward the church
ysfd. Tie bird Was lost in the crowd
about the grave, but promptly turned up
at the old place, and there remained. fer
years. Ga one OCCASION somebody
dressed up IN Sp old suit of clothes
| belonging 30 Mr. Montgomery, and st the
sight Of them the ancient bird went into
ecsteCics. The gander soon discovered,
however, that it had been imposed upon,
aud stacked the man who was so pre-
sumpIuou5 as TO try TO ceceige il. The
historic birt was looked upon by the
| superstitious as MESSENGER from the
other world, and any citiBn OF the com-
munity would rather have murdered E
msn than to have injured Feather OF
| tnst good old gsnder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
WISE OLD GAMBLER.
Ar Eiderly Tennessee Bird Addicted to The
Society of Eyen.

Society of Hen.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, Sept. PA re
markable story ID recalled by the death Of
g gander supposed to be twenty-six years
Old, which took place several days ago on
the farm OF \. G. Kennedy, Sr, near
Rockford, 9lount County. The history Of
the noted bird sounds unreal, but every
word cf it VIII be Youched for by gentle
men CT unimpeaChsble integrity.
About eighteen years ago Captain A.
c. Montgomery, g wsslthy planter OF the
Rockford Eeigh5orhocd, then more than
seventy yeats OF age, cecame suddenly ST.
most blind, aQd his niad began to
weaken. his family kept & constant
wdtcl over his actions, and 81 nc
tine was he allowed 20 be
out CT sight or hessinG Of the
household. He would frequently wander
about the garden and mesdOWS surround
! ing the house, but ct all times come ona
would huut him up e1d return TO the
house with him, Ga one occasion he
managed to wander farther away from
the house than usual, and was for the
time forgotten by those who so constant
! ~ watched his every step. His feeble
limbs carried him 20 mesdov where s
flock Of 100 geese were feeding, and there
| he lost himself. His attentive old wife
missed MS presence, however, and start
ed out to find him. She met him & short
distance from the house, and was aston
iShed to see an old gander from the flock
the meadow walking along in front Of
the old gentleman, apparently picking
out pathway for his uncertain footsteps
The bird YVES chsttering aud turning
MS head shout, as If to show the old man
that he Wss pleased with his duty. The
family were, of course, astonished st the
peculiar antics of the bird, and tried tC
drive it back. The gsnder, however, re-
fused to be driven back, and when the
door was shut against it, took position
on the grass near the doorstep, and there
awaited the coming OF old man Mont
gomery. When the old gentleman was
asked about the strange sctions of the
gsHder, he only replied that his Maste,
had sent him bird to comfort him in his
old days. When footsteps were heard il
the hallway or on the porch the gsldel
would start from its post OF duty, and i
the footsteps were those OF its feeble
, footed friend, the bird would show its de
| light by tapping it's wings and lout
, quscking. II some one else it wouiC
. return to its vigil sad snd detected.
, Several times the bird was fastened on
OF the premises, but as often returned &
it's place ST the doorstep. The gander'
wings were clipped, and it WAS carried tc
pond mile distant andSlplaced with :
hundred Of its kind, but the bird preferred
the society OF its adopted friend and re
NAMED st the pond less than tWec+S -tou.